Jaime Munguia v Takeshi Inoue Betting Tips & Predictions

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5 August, 2024

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Let’s check out the best Jaime Munguia v Takeshi Inoue betting tips. One of the hottest young prospects in boxing returns to the ring on Saturday 26 January when Jaime Munguia takes part in his 32^nd professional contest. He is taking on fellow unbeaten fighter Takeshi Inoue in a 12-round contest for the WBO world super welterweight title at the Toyota Center in Houston.

Mexico vs Japan, this promises to be a thrilling contest. Fight fans can follow the action live with an advertised start time of 1.00am GMT. One certainly worth setting your alarm for as it pits two supremely talented, ambitious and hungry fighters against one another; there’s only room for one man to keep his perfect record. As the old boxing adage goes – somebody’s 0 has got to go.

It’ll be great fun finding out who is able to battle their way to victory in this one. As you may expect, bookmakers have set out a list of betting opportunities designed to tempt punters into backing their opinions with cash. The oddsmakers have Munguia as the hot favourite; they have priced a bet on a successful defence out of reach of average backers; however, there’s plenty in the specials to hold our interest.

It’s worth remembering when planning your attack, boxing is a sport famous for big priced upsets and bookie bashings. Will we see another here?

Munguia Aiming For 32

Jaime Munguia enters the ring on fight night with a stunning professional record showing 31 wins from 31 fights; 26 of those victories came inside the distance. The 22-year-old Mexican made his debut in the summer of 2013 with an eye-catching second-round TKO win over Manuel Mora in Tijuana; he has wasted no time since climbing the ranks to the top of the super welterweight division. Munguia won each of his first six inside the distance and followers quickly accepted they had a special talent on their hands.

Munguia continued to impress and finally got his hands on the world title he craved when beating Sadam Ali in Verona via a fourth-round stoppage in May of last year. Not one to sit back and admire his work, Jaime has continued to rise. Handlers have kept him active and fed with new challenges. He made his first defence when beating Englishman Liam Smith in Las Vegas, boxing his way to a wide points margin; Munguia then downed Brandon Cook in three last time out at the T-Mobile Arena in Sin City. He quite simply made a mockery of what was billed as a close contest before the opening bell.